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A four-man rap crew out of Chengdu in China's southwest, the Higher Brothers—Masiwei, Psy. P, Melo, and DZ Know—started blowing up last year.

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GREATEST: Masiwei Higher Brothers rapper Masiwei on his solo album Prince Charming and the unpredictable future of hip-hop in China. Hip-hop and China have always had an interesting relationship.

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Higher Brothers are a Chinese hip hop group from Chengdu consisting of four members: MaSiWei (马思唯 Siwei Ma), KnowKnow (丁震 Zhen Ding), Psy.P (杨俊逸 Junyi Yang), and Melo (谢宇杰 Yujie Xie). [1] [2] The group is known for their songs in Standard Mandarin and Sichuan Dialect, such as "Made in China", "Black Cab" and "WeChat". [3] [4] [5] History Origins

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Originally known as OG Skippy, Masiwei began releasing music in 2013, dropping three mixtapes within two years. In 2015, the rapper joined DZknow and Psy.P to release "Haier Brothers (海爾兄弟)," which kicked off their careers together as the Higher Brothers.

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LiFTED | Leah Liu | 5 May 2021 On April 24, Chinese Hip Hop star Masiwei did the final live performance of his Prince Charming concert tour in Chengdu, China. As surprise guests, the three other members of Higher Brothers rushed the stage and performed their masterpieces, 'Empire,' 'Young Master' and 'Made in China' together.

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For fans of Higher Brothers, Humble Swag proves that the rap group's members are still making music together — if Chengdu Corp's lit 2022 cypher wasn't proof enough. Masiwei's fellow Higher Brothers members — KnowKnow, Melo, and Psy P — appear on the album's 14th track, ' 你我几兄弟 ' ('You and Me Are Brothers'), which is also the group's first joint effort since.

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Masiwei, Higher Brothers HIP-HOP/RAP · 2020 Preview The dark horse on the cover of Prince Charming isn't the only one to appear on this album.

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I don't worry about you anymore," makes it very personal and feel-good. Generally speaking, Masiwei's flow — arguably the strongest of any of the Higher Bros — doesn't fail, and the album is musically diverse and worth a listen. However, many hip hop commentators and his fans have still expressed disappointment regarding Prince.

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On March 16, Masiwei, a member of one of China's most influential rap groups, Higher Brothers, dropped his new single "SNTS" (an acronym for 'Streets Need This Shit'). The song is a prelude to the Sichuanese rapper's highly anticipated third solo album , Humble Swag , scheduled for release on March 23.

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Photography by Tony Wu July 20, 2018 Three hours before the start of the final show of their first North American tour, the Higher Brothers—a hip-hop group from Chengdu, China—are waiting.

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Masiwei, Chinese hip-hop legend and member of the iconic Higher Brothers, has dropped his second solo studio album, Dark Horse, via 88rising. To celebrate the release, which comes just after Valentine's Day, the rapper also released a music video for the track 'Little Match Girl'.

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Masiwei, 26, KnowKnow, 22, Psy.P, 24, and Melo, 24, greet everyone with hugs and handshakes. Masiwei orders for the group, getting four yin-yang hot pots that contain spicy and non-spicy.